agelonestar wrote: »And while the 8,000 Seals are appreciated, I do think there’s an unanswered question here around players who bought the 2025 Season Pass, since they were the most invested and the most affected. Those players paid extra specifically for this content and got the roughest version of it. It would help morale tremendously if ZOS could clarify whether there’s any form of make-good planned for those customers beyond the universally offered Seals.
First, as a thank you for your patience throughout all of this, we’re adding 8,000 Seals of Endeavor on Day 1 of the December Daily Login Reward Calendar rewards.
agelonestar wrote: »And while the 8,000 Seals are appreciated, I do think there’s an unanswered question here around players who bought the 2025 Season Pass, since they were the most invested and the most affected. Those players paid extra specifically for this content and got the roughest version of it. It would help morale tremendously if ZOS could clarify whether there’s any form of make-good planned for those customers beyond the universally offered Seals.
Good point. Those who bought the season pass are also facing story quest bugs and skyshard bugs. It does seem odd that everyone will get 8000 seals (which I have no problem with), but there's nothing extra for those who paid good money for the content pass. After all, it was only content pass holders who had access to the writhing fortress in its buggy state.
So while I understand the compensation for everyone for phase 1 and 2 of the event, phase 3 was the most disappointing because of the inability of many to complete the fortress when it became available, followed by the bugs in Eastern Solstice, which is also only available to content pass holders. Since the 8000 seals are being given to everyone, it means there's no compensation for the fortress and Eastern Solstice problems, which doesn't seem right.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »I’m very thankful and appreciative of the developers for addressing this issue.
However, please underline one thing: do not plan to bring back the Writhing Wall event, because doing so would remove the sense of exclusivity from it being a one-time event.
Instead, consider creating a similar event in the future—either an improved version or a “lite” version of the Writhing Wall event—as a recurring event. It could even become a daily activity or a new game mode, such as two teams of 12–24 players racing to complete tasks similar to those in the Writhing Wall event.
Hey @amuridee, thank you for sharing your thoughts. We wanted to provide some clarity on your first point. We do not plan on bringing back the Writhing Wall event. The only part we are bringing back early next year is just the Writhing Fortress, to give those who tried to run it and ran into issues another chance to experience it.